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China sets terms for backing USA Beijing, September 18 Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhu Bangzao also said China was prepared to discuss any proposals to combat international terrorism at the United Nations Security Council, where it wields a veto as one of the five permanent members. But he insisted that any military action in retaliation for the last week’s attacks on the USA would have to be based on “concrete evidence”, should not hurt innocent people and should be conducted within the ambit of international law. “The USA has asked China to provide assistance in the fight against terrorism,” Mr Zhu said. “China, by the same token, has reasons to ask the USA to give its support and understanding in the fight against terrorism and separatists,” he said. “We should not have double standards.”
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Five hijackers were trained in UK: Mail London, September 18 The newspaper said the FBI had passed names and details to the British police after discovering the British connection to the attacks on the World Trade Center in New York and the Pentagon in Washington in which more than 5,400 are missing or dead. A spokeswoman at the Scotland Yard, declined to discuss the article. “We are not prepared to discuss this,’’ she said. “We would certainly not be prepared to talk about any future raids which may or may not take place (in Britain).’’ She was responding to the Mail’s
front page report, which predicted “dozens of addresses across the UK will now be raided as special branch and anti-terrorist officers try to trace the movements of the five and every one they contacted’’. The FBI has named 19 men, including seven pilots, as the hijackers of the four airliners used in last Tuesday’s attacks. FBI Director Robert Mueller said on Monday that 49 people who had been questioned about the attacks were being detained in the USA for immigration violations. The Daily Mail said one of them, being held in New York and viewed as the “most significant’’ of the 49, had lived in the UK “for months’’.
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5,422 missing New York, September 18 |
Phone lines for kin at NY Consulate
Chandigarh, September 18 The CGI, New York, had opened two telephone lines to provide information. The numbers were (212) 774 0625 (Mr R.K. Singh) and (212) 774 0604 (Mr A.S. Bajpai). These numbers and other information could be accessed at www.Indiaegny.org. The city telephone number for missing persons was (212) 447 2998. |
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